Nem aqui nem lá: noções de lar e sentido de pertença no contexto da migração

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Publicado: dic. 8, 2017
Edição: v. 11 n. 1 (2018): (Ene-Jun) Estudios de audiencias y recepción: audiencias minoritarias y nuevas mediaciones
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Palavras-chave: migración , identidad , hogar , Estados Unidos , México Migration , identity , home , United States , Mexico migração , identidade , lar , Estados Unidos , México

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  Ricardo Gomez Universidad de Washington
Resumo
A pergunta “onde fica o lar?” é difícil, especialmente para os migrantes, quem moram em um lugar diferente a seu lugar de origem. É particularmente difícil para aqueles que não têm documentos e portanto não tem reconhecimento legal nem direitos, e estão em constante risco de serem detidos e deportados. Através da fotografia participativa e entrevistas, processo que chamamos de Fotohistórias, exploramos experiências humanas relacionadas com a migração em eeuu, e na fronteira entre os Estados Unidos e o México. Este artigo trata sobre as noções contrapostas relacionadas com o lar e o sentido de pertença que surgiram nas experiências compartilhadas por migrantes nestes dois contextos diferentes. Os migrantes evidenciaram diferentes noções de “O que é lar?” assim como “Aonde pertenço?”, evidenciando os diferentes graus de transitoriedade e impermanência em sua cotidianidade.
Como Citar
Gomez, R. (2017). Nem aqui nem lá: noções de lar e sentido de pertença no contexto da migração. Anuario Electrónico De Estudios En Comunicación Social "Disertaciones", 11(1), 169–194. https://doi.org/10.12804/revistas.urosario.edu.co/disertaciones/a.4897
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